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This video series examines some of the stories behind Tate’s archives of British art, exploring questions and processes that are emerging from their collection, conservation and use.
Documenting an immersive sound installation by artist Yuri Suzuki, using music, audio archives and visitor recordings to soundtrack Tate’s collection
Documenting an immersive sound installation by artist Yuri Suzuki, using music, audio archives and visitor recordings to soundtrack Tate’s collection
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- जिंदगी - Life
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Tate Britain Commission: Phyllida Barlow
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Animating the Archives – Eileen Agar, a British surrealist
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Animating the Archives – Schwitters interned
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Barbara Hepworth’s Sculpture Records | Animating the Archives
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Sculpture Victorious at Tate Britain
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Animating the Archives – Time and Influence: University of the Arts London, fashion project
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Animating the Archives – Conservation Volunteers
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Animating the Archives: Intoart
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After Dark at Tate Britain Teaser
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Nigel Henderson | Animating the Archives
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Animating the Archives – Graham Sutherland Sketchbooks
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09:11
Animating the Archives – Live Art Salon
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09:17
Animating the Archives: Drawing from Life
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06:55
Animating the Archives - What are Archives?
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03:19
Meet the new Tate Britain, with Director Penelope Curtis
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Kevin McCloud meets New Tate Britain - Part 3: Transformed
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05:56
Animating The Archives: Oral History
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Kevin McCloud meets New Tate Britain - Part 2: Vision
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Felicia Browne: Unofficial War Artist | Animating the Archives
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Meet New Tate Britain
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After Dark at Tate Britain
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Animating the Archives – Graham Sutherland Sketchbooks
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